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BYU-Washington: Why it Didn’t Happen

BYU-Washington: Why it Didn’t Happen

Posted by | Nov 30, 2020 | | 0 |

Reading Time: 2 minutesAny team, any time, any place… right? Maybe not.  BYU’s star quarterback Zach Wilson had this statement adorned on his headband during the Cougars’ 66-14 thumping of Northern Alabama.  Wilson is leading Brigham Young to one of their best seasons in recent memory, having currently won 9 games and lost none.  Assuming a continuation of this undefeated pace, BYU would finish with their first undefeated season since 1984 and be well-positioned to make a New Years’ 6 Bowl Game.  The Cougars were a consensus top 10 team in the country before the unveiling of last Tuesday’s...

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Fields and Lawrence: Leadership Personified

Fields and Lawrence: Leadership Personified

Posted by | Aug 17, 2020 | , , , , , | 0 |

Reading Time: 3 minutesJustin Fields of Ohio State and Trevor Lawrence of Clemson are two names that have been connected for as long as football fans can remember.  Even since their High School days, the two were entwined in conversations about either of them.  It seems as though the two quarterbacks will always be compared and contrasted, never one without the other. Both players hail from Georgia, living in the suburbs of Atlanta, with roughly 20 miles between them.  According to 247 Sports, Lawrence and Fields rank as the 6th and 8th best recruits of all time respectively.  It...

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Why a Healthy Giancarlo Stanton Should Scare Everyone

Why a Healthy Giancarlo Stanton Should Scare Everyone

Posted by | Jul 26, 2020 | , | 0 |

Reading Time: 3 minutesBaseball is back! Three words fans have been dying to hear since the announcement of the delayed season back in March.  Obviously, it isn’t going to be a normal season, but in a sport like baseball, normal isn’t all too common anyways.  The “60 game sprint” started earlier this week, with some players benefiting much more than others. One such player who will take advantage of the shortened season is Yankee’s slugger Giancarlo Stanton. Ever since he stepped into the league as Mike Stanton, he’s been raking.  Stanton hit 267 home runs in his tenure with the...

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The Fallout from Oklahoma State’s Postseason Ban

The Fallout from Oklahoma State’s Postseason Ban

Posted by | Jun 5, 2020 | , , | 0 |

Reading Time: 2 minutesFriday morning came with some unfortunate news for Pokes fans.  Oklahoma State basketball had received a postseason ban for a Level 1 violation.  The Cowboys also received a 3 scholarship reduction through 2023, and 3 years probation.  This is connected to the broader scheme of the FBI investigation into corruption in college basketball. The allegations against Oklahoma State center around former assistant coach Lamont Evans.  Evans was fired in late 2017, but allegations against him stem nearly as far back as a year and a half. Evans supposedly accepted a multitude of bribes from financial advisors...

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The WEAKEST Argument in Basketball: A Breakdown

The WEAKEST Argument in Basketball: A Breakdown

Posted by | May 16, 2020 | | 0 |

Reading Time: 2 minutesFrank Ramsey Jim Loscutoff Tom Heinsohn Robert Horry You may have heard of some these players, you may not have.  Regardless, each of them has won at least 7 NBA championships.  Yes, that’s more than Michael Jordan himself. The argument of championship rings in basketball is one of the most overused and frankly ignorant arguments in sports.  Basketball is a team game.  It’s not one man against the world, regardless of what the major sports media companies portray.  In sports, superstars are treated as gods; they can do no wrong.  In reality, they don’t win titles...

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